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Current Issue

The Pitiless Eye – a ruthless observer with no love of propriety, the Austrian painter Maria Lassnig, now near 90, Is enjoying unaccustomed international attention.
 
Disappearing Acts – it’s not easy to keep up with the South African – born Robin Rhode, whose uncannily deft Drawing/performance/photograph hybrids can be seen in London, New Orleans and beyond.
 
French Alternative – Long neglected in the U.S., the important abstractionist Martin Barre is celebrated in an exhibition that reveals his distinctive formal intelligence.
 
Alfred Leslie: An Interview - an artist of wide acquaintance and prodigious range – his mediums include painting, film, photography, theater and prose- reflects on his epic career.
 
Charles Avery: Back To The Island – part Gulliver and part Daumier, Avery leads us through a sharply detailed fictional world with texts, drawings, maps and sundry objects both found and fashioned.
 
Front Page – L.A. MOCA in crisis, Eli Broad plans personal museum; fall auctions; Asian Contemporary Art Fair; the Yes Men go to press.
 
 
 
 


 
 

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